COVID-19: Politicking leaves businesses in the dark
After two and a half hours of debating and politicking, councillors were unable to come to a resolution at a meeting intended to assist businesses affected by the lockdown.
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COVID-19: Residents encouraged to call out non-compliance
A northern beaches councillor is urging residents to step up and call out people who are not following COVID-19 protocols.
‘A perfect marriage’: Cinema boss on Wahlberg partnership
The boss of United Cinemas has spoken about the spectacular refurbishment of his Collaroy venue and what it is like going into business with a Hollywood A-lister.
Peninsula residents to get $100 of vouchers to boost economy
The NSW Government has confirmed the northern beaches will be among the first to benefit from the Dine and Discover voucher program – Here’s how it will work.
Fitting send off for Hornsby’s top cop
Hornsby Police Detective Chief Inspector Frank Gilroy has been given a fitting send off after being forced to retire due to injury.
Revealed: $1.7m bike path plan for Hornsby
The State Government has announced Hornsby will receive a $1.7m grant for two new bike paths – but the plans have sparked debate.
Revamped Harbord Hotel sparks new life into Freshwater
The revamped Harbord Hotel has opened to the public, with queues of people lining up to check it out. The Manly Daily got a tour and spoke to the owners about what people can expect.
Financial support package for peninsula being prepared
The State Government is preparing to roll out a financial support package for Peninsula businesses soon. It comes as the council meets to discuss new support measures.
Final orders at much-loved pizza joint
A northern beaches business which has served the community pizza for nearly 30 years is to close later this month.
Residents win fight against Manly Shared Spaces
Following months of community backlash the council has abandoned original plans for the Shared Spaces project in Manly.
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